02 May 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1998
Page
1
CBS announces Craig Kilborn is selected to host The Late Late Show replacing previous host. Kilborn brings his comedic style and late night television experience to the program as production and guest plans are outlined.
Cleveland Cavaliers coach Mike Fratello discusses the season in a Q and A with beat writer Rick Noland and previews the team’s direction. Derby Day features Favorite Trick facing the 1 1/4 mile distance but not the favorite in the 124th Kentucky Derby.
The page blends columns on advice with entertainment notes and community reflections. It highlights the Dear Abby column and various human interest items alongside sports and obituaries in a compact newspaper style.
The Chronicle provides an email for contact at ECT chio net. Readers are advised to use this address for inquiries and submissions.
Three Elyria women Alisha Wilson Anita Bowen and Pamela Henry will share a 275000 settlement from a federal lawsuit accusing Todd Zack of improper body cavity and strip searches while in police custody. The city insurance will cover most of the payout with a 75000 deductible from the city. Zack faces 21 felony counts of sexual misconduct on the job and a grand jury indicted him on an additional sex charge. He remains jailed awaiting trial.
Beavis and Butt-head no longer rule cable cartoons Four third graders Eric Kenny Kyle and Stan star in South Park Their crude humor and nudges spark concerns among parents and school officials leading some districts to ban related apparel.
Quotes from students ages 12 to 15 describe impressions of a TV show. Some say it’s funny in a stupid way or resembles their neighborhood, with frequent mentions of imitations and songs. Overall sentiment is mixed but amused.
George Baker found thousands of AirTouch customer files in 17 file cabinets bought at auction from the bankrupt Advanced Cellular Telephone Systems Inc. AirTouch demands return of secret codes and data, filing suit to compel turnover. Baker owns Baker Office Equipment Co. and plans to resell some cabinets.
Oren Tertman, a 30 year old Israeli native living in Vermilion, was seized by Westlake police at the federal courthouse in Cleveland before being sworn in as a citizen. He faces two counts of grand theft and two counts of aggravated theft for allegedly taking about 2 million dollars of computer equipment and other merchandise.
After a five year dispute with the United Auto Workers the Elyria Foundry agreed to back pay 18 employees and refrain from interfering with organizing. Gregory Foster rebuilt the plant from 75 to about 300 workers while resisting the union drive leading to contested harassment allegations and a National Labor Relations Board ruling.
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